Lincoln Electric Co ED033495 E6011 Stick Electrode 6pk

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC CO ED033495 is an E6011 classification stick welding electrode measuring 0.125 inches in diameter and 14 inches in length, sold in a 6-pack under the Fleet Weld 180-RSP product line. This electrode is designed for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) on sheet metal, edge welds, corner joints, and butt joints. It features an easy-to-strike arc and performs reliably at low amperages, making it well suited for use with small, lower-output stick welders. The E6011 flux coating allows operation on AC or DC current and is a standard choice when working on galvanized steel and other special-coated steel surfaces.

This electrode is commonly used in light fabrication, maintenance, and repair applications where the base material may include galvanized, painted, or otherwise coated steel. Its low-amperage performance makes it appropriate for thinner gauge sheet metal work where burn-through is a concern. The Fleet Weld 180-RSP designation indicates this electrode is packaged for professional resale use. Licensed welding professionals and experienced trade technicians performing structural tack work, HVAC equipment fabrication, or general metalwork will find this electrode practical for a wide range of job-site conditions.

Key Features

• E6011 AWS classification — suitable for AC and DC welding current
• 0.125-inch diameter by 14-inch length for use with small stick welders
• Easy-to-strike arc reduces setup time on job-site repairs
• Performs at low amperages, reducing burn-through risk on thin sheet metal
• Rated for galvanized and special-coated steel surfaces
• Sold as a 6-electrode pack (unit of measure: EA, package quantity: 6)

Compatibility

Designed for use with small stick welders capable of running E6011 electrodes; suitable for edge, corner, and butt joints on sheet metal, galvanized steel, and special-coated steels.

Installation Notes

Stick electrodes are installed and operated by qualified welders following applicable AWS and workplace safety standards. Ensure the welder output is set to an appropriate low-amperage range before striking an arc on thin or coated material. Store electrodes in a dry location to prevent moisture absorption in the flux coating, which can affect arc stability and weld quality. Always use appropriate PPE including an auto-darkening or fixed-shade welding helmet, gloves, and flame-resistant clothing during operation.